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'''''Rayman's Training''''' (stylized as ''Rayman's training'') is the title of a CGI-animated short film produced by Ubi Soft in 1998. Premiering at a tradeshow/film festival hybrid named '''''IMAGINA 1998''''', ''Rayman's training'' has not been seen in its entirety since its original showing. It is now lost media.<br>
'''''Rayman's Training''''' (stylized as '''''Rayman's training''''') is the title of a CGI-animated short film produced by [[Ubisoft|Ubi Soft]] in 1998. Premiering at a tradeshow/film festival hybrid named "IMAGINA 1998", ''Rayman's training'' has not been seen in its entirety since its original showing. It is now lost media.
The short was made during the transitional period of Rayman 2's development from the 2D prototype to the 3D game.
 
==Plot and Synopsis==
The short was made during the transitional period of ''[[Rayman 2]]'''s development from the [[Rayman 2 (cancelled prototype)|2D prototype]] to the [[Rayman 2|3D game]].
''Very'' little is known of what the plot of ''Rayman's training'' could've detailed, as the only existing footage of the short is in several pieces, of which the order of where they might belong is not known. What is known is that the short stars Rayman in a grassy environment battling a dynamite-shaped character before collapsing out of exhaustion, and the Hunter from the 2D prototype making a appearance. There is a clip of Rayman gaming in a giant chair and monitor.
 
==Production, and Known Sightings==
==Plot and synopsis==
Similarly, very little is known about the production of the short, and who worked on it. Production of the short is believed to have started around 1996 to 1997, as evidenced by the specific model being first used for a Rayman Junior advert and clips of ''Rayman's training'' appearing in two French Rayman adverts from 1997. Various clips from the short can be seen in a ''GamesMaster'' reel from 1997. <br>
Very little is known of what the plot of ''Rayman's training'' could have detailed, as the only existing footage of the short is in several pieces, of which the order of where they might belong is not known. What is known is that the short stars [[Rayman]] in a grassy environment battling a dynamite-shaped character before collapsing out of exhaustion, and the [[Hunter]] from the [[Rayman 2 (cancelled prototype)|2D prototype]] making a appearance. There is a clip of [[Rayman]] gaming in a giant chair and monitor.
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Very infamously however, the most well-known example of ''Rayman's training's'' presence would be clips being used in Rayman 2's E3 1998 trailer. The sole known credit that can be given for ''Rayman's training'' would be a sound design company by the name of ''Farra Vox Studios'', evidenced by a webpage on their website containing a photograph of the short with the name "Rayman training". ina.fr lists the short as "Rayman's training", and is the only other source of the short's name. <br> <br>
==Production and known sightings==
Similarly, very little is known about the production of the short, and who worked on it. Production of the short is believed to have started around 1996 to 1997, as evidenced by the specific model being first used for a ''[[Rayman Junior]]'' advert and clips of ''Rayman's training'' appearing in two French ''[[Rayman (series)|Rayman]]'' adverts from 1997. Various clips from the short can be seen in a ''GamesMaster'' reel from 1997.
 
Very infamously however, the most well-known example of ''Rayman's training's'' presence would be clips being used in ''[[Rayman 2]]'''s E3 1998 trailer. The sole known credit that can be given for ''Rayman's training'' would be a sound design company by the name of ''Farra Vox Studios'', evidenced by a webpage on their website containing a photograph of the short with the name "Rayman training". The website of the French National Audiovisual Institute, ina.fr, lists the short as "Rayman's training", and is the only other source of the short's name.
 
There are no other known presences of ''Rayman's training'', and the short has since been considered lost for two decades.
There are no other known presences of ''Rayman's training'', and the short has since been considered lost for two decades.


==External links==
==External links==
* farravox com/spip.php?article39 Farra Vox Studios' listing of Rayman's training.
* [http://farravox.com/spip.php?article39 Farra Vox Studios' listing of Rayman's training.]
* youtube com/watch?v=YIkj5XT7qpk&t=15m05s GamesMaster sighting of Rayman's training.
* [https://youtube.com/watch?v=YIkj5XT7qpk&t=15m05s GamesMaster sighting of Rayman's training.]
* inatheque.ina fr/doc/TV-RADIO/DO_2666625.014/rayman-s-training?rang=7 ina.fr's listing of Rayman's training.
* [http://inatheque.ina.fr/doc/TV-RADIO/DO_2666625.014/rayman-s-training ina.fr's listing of Rayman's training.]
* youtube com/watch?v=MUBK4prSmMM Advert sighting of Rayman's training.
* [https://youtube.com/watch?v=MUBK4prSmMM Advert sighting of Rayman's training.]
* youtube com/watch?v=8yTrn9ZpSE4 Another advert sighting of Rayman's training.
* [https://youtube.com/watch?v=8yTrn9ZpSE4 Another advert sighting of Rayman's training.]
* youtube com/watch?v=0WyXRe4QpQM Rayman 2's E3 1998 trailer, which has clips of Rayman's training.
* [https://youtube.com/watch?v=0WyXRe4QpQM Rayman 2's E3 1998 trailer, which has clips of Rayman's training.]

Revision as of 10:58, 1 February 2021

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Rayman's Training (stylized as Rayman's training) is the title of a CGI-animated short film produced by Ubi Soft in 1998. Premiering at a tradeshow/film festival hybrid named "IMAGINA 1998", Rayman's training has not been seen in its entirety since its original showing. It is now lost media.

The short was made during the transitional period of Rayman 2's development from the 2D prototype to the 3D game.

Plot and synopsis

Very little is known of what the plot of Rayman's training could have detailed, as the only existing footage of the short is in several pieces, of which the order of where they might belong is not known. What is known is that the short stars Rayman in a grassy environment battling a dynamite-shaped character before collapsing out of exhaustion, and the Hunter from the 2D prototype making a appearance. There is a clip of Rayman gaming in a giant chair and monitor.

Production and known sightings

Similarly, very little is known about the production of the short, and who worked on it. Production of the short is believed to have started around 1996 to 1997, as evidenced by the specific model being first used for a Rayman Junior advert and clips of Rayman's training appearing in two French Rayman adverts from 1997. Various clips from the short can be seen in a GamesMaster reel from 1997.

Very infamously however, the most well-known example of Rayman's training's presence would be clips being used in Rayman 2's E3 1998 trailer. The sole known credit that can be given for Rayman's training would be a sound design company by the name of Farra Vox Studios, evidenced by a webpage on their website containing a photograph of the short with the name "Rayman training". The website of the French National Audiovisual Institute, ina.fr, lists the short as "Rayman's training", and is the only other source of the short's name.

There are no other known presences of Rayman's training, and the short has since been considered lost for two decades.

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